Douglas Keeps U.S. Edge as European Airbus Enters Market
Eastern Airlines may lease four Airbus jets for six months at 8.5 million to 10 million, with potential orders exceeding 50 at 25 million each through 1980, signaling European challenge to U.S. aerospace. Douglas officials say impact limited for now, noting Airbus competition primarily affects Lockheed and not Long Beach DC-10 plans. Representatives highlight DC10 expansion to boost capacity while Airbus competes with European design.
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GAO urges Congress on nuclear plant security and armed guards
The General Accounting Office urges empowering guards at all 62 commercial nuclear fuel plants to use firearms if needed to stop theft of special nuclear material. The GAO notes rising terrorist threats and cites ERDA guard duties, while stressing the need for proper authority and coordination with law enforcement.
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